Who Defines Morality: Who Decides Right and Wrong in a World Without Divine Authority

In every generation, humanity returns to the same profound question: What makes something right or wrong?
For centuries, many have believed that morality comes from a divine source that without God, there can be no true foundation for ethics. But others argue that morality can arise from reason, empathy, culture and shared human experience.

In Who Defines Morality, Warren G. Carlisle explores one of the most important philosophical questions of our time: If there is no divine authority, who d...